Word: steins
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...last year, the figure was down to 19.3%. Big banks can hardly lend any more. Partly because they eagerly shoveled out cash to almost all comers during the boom years, they now have a high, potentially dangerous 86% of their deposits committed in loans. Says Fred Stein, chief executive of a subsidiary of Standard & Poor's Corp.: "The money markets are in a full-fledged rout, and something has to be done to check...
...quite possible that stocks may soar after some favorable turn of events in the near future, but last week the bearish mood went far beyond economics alone. As Howard Stein, president of the Dreyfus Fund, put it: "What is happening on Wall Street is what is happening in the world. We are overextended morally, economically and politically, and we are about to get our first margin call as a national power." In front of the Corinthian columns of the New York Stock Exchange, hard-hatted construction workers bearing American flags attacked a group of youthful antiwar demonstrators...
Harvard has always won the Stein Cup, over Brown and Rutgers, by an impressive margin on the previous weekend, and is still somewhat unproven by this time. Princeton, after an auspicious early start during which it whips Rutgers and Navy, has lost badly to Penn the week before...
Harvard's heavyweight crew trounced Brown and Rutgers in a triangular race Saturday on the Raritan River in New Brunswick. N. J., to win the Stein Cup regatta for the sixth consecutive year. The race was the heavies' first this spring...
...Johnson can't row however, the major harm done to the boat will be for future rowing-not for the Stein Cup race. Harvard has won all five of its triangular races this year and will be tested only by Brown, if by either of its opponents this afternoon...